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... 11-w M F ■; most coosp coops bravery ami devotion dots } on 27th March and Wieooort -nt March. his mao thru*boot r* e battle ol the Somme L.m acting insewr..'cvf »’ Ji! addition his duties hs eo servant did dangerous work •1 t■ '2***- when all were gone ...
... Ynax‘y, Southport. Pte. Smith joined the ‘Q%mn.m'y in 1915, and after training went out of France. He was wounded in the battle L 'the Somme. F CRICKET. at Ov their match with Colne on Saturday, fy Colne, the Nelson team will be selected \\?m the following ...
... training perm, and after six weeks he was gssetted an aim of the Gloucester Regi'most on the field. Ds was wounded at the battle of the Somme, and wj sent to the 3th Southern General Hospital. at Southsea, where he made the acquaintance of several tradesmen ...
... of the Battle of the Somme. Lieut• General Sir Thomas Snow, who has rteppped into Geneve! Robertson's shoes u hie/ Eastern Command, took the 4th Division out to France in 1914. and covered 'the left flank of Smith Dorrien'e Corps during the battle of i ...
... the country more than Yorkshire, and the West Riding in particular, will the second anniversary ot the opening the Battle of the Somme observed with greater pride and mourning. The First ot July, 1010, was day of glorious. 11 tragic vial for the county's ...
... kille in m July 3, 1910. NIL, 16201, Border CCNNOLLY In i ng memory of my dear on! 1 & Pre. + CONNOL , killed in the battle on the Somme, 1, 10305 8th Manchesters ( Te fam away, My son, your Raw 0 Ee But not too far to always k { thee. ER, and SISTERS Fondly ...
... Forresters in November, 1914. He went to France on February, 1946, and was wounded on July Ist of that year, at the battle of the Somme, on which occasion he was awarded the Military Cross_for _gonspicuous gallantry and leadership. He returned to France ...
... Caaterinny (N.Z.) Infantry Ba_ttalien. and sowed in Earn! and France. He was woomild in action on the 23rd Sept. derlag the Battle of the Somme. and after his rie.. emery was trarisferred to the New Zealand Pro. cost Corns. Ile unfortunately fell • victim to sad ...
... by Mother, Sist ers, and Brothers, 2, Hannan- Toad, Liverpool, ki Tn loving memory of our dear DAVID, in the K.L. xh Battle of the Somme, SI MI STER—I Kenmare-road. SIMISTER, kill of REGINALD (Re Rivington, West Ki n ...
... quick-firing guns, and obtained a first-cluss certificate ; was transferred to the Machine Gun Corps, was all through the battle of the Somme (1916) and in the fighting at Thiepval, Arras, Albert, etc., being wounded three times. He obtained a Commisgion, and ...
... aad harok Oncer*. Noa-canls«ioaad Oncer* aad Men of the Brigade, who, ia the vaa th* Allied Britlah aad Preach Ami** at th* Battle of th* SaaÃC, Fall ia Actioa whibt â¢taming La BoUelle lit Jaly, I*l*. ⢠Mklute ffc« {¦â¢crrd De*J veal and who rrturm ...
... and ale. ilia Indwells. He Jwined tip on the fth and crowed to France on the 15th Julie, 1 41 4 taking pert In the battles the Somme, Attune, and Bethune, happily without any injury. _-•- Coroner Rutherford conducted an inquest 'at Hanford concerning ...